19 Related Articles, between 2019-03-29 and 2019-04-08

Are you a Boglehead or an IPO thrill-seeker?. When it comes to buying stocks, patience is a virtue that can be its own reward. >>

Digital scrapbooking site Pinterest files for IPO. Digital scrapbooking site Pinterest on Friday filed for an initial public offering of stock. >>

Five questions for Levi Strauss CEO Chip Bergh. The Post checked in with Bergh at the end of IPO day about his turnaround, running a public company and why it’s better to wear your jeans in the shower than put them in the washing machine. >>

If You Can Explain China’s Pinduoduo, Lunch Is on Me. Marketing costs have blown out to exceed revenue, yet investors drove up the stock 60 percent since the company’s IPO. >>

IPO Market Says No Way; Private Equity Says Yes. Carlyle’s unconventional Cepsa deal shows how the private equity industry is groaning under the weight of capital it still has to deploy. >>

IPWhoa: What to know before joining this year's IPO wave. A parade of well-known technology companies will make their stocks available to everyone for purchase, not just big pension funds and wealthy people, this year >>

Is Pinterest Good Enough for the Growth-Crazed IPO Market?. A 60 percent revenue increase may pale next to turbocharged startups. >>

Israel’s tech IPO drought is nearing an end. Years of low interest enabled startups to grow by raising private capital and now many are ready to go public >>

Levi Strauss IPO may be among biggest consumer offerings in a decade. It could get a valuation of $5.8 billion, thanks to investor interest in a well-run apparel company that isn't Nike >>

Levi Strauss plans to raise up to $587M in IPO. Well-known jeans company Levi Strauss plans to raise up to $587M through initial public offering >>

Levi’s CEO Chip Bergh wears his 501s in the shower. Chip Bergh talks on IPO day about his turnaround, running a public company and why it’s best to wash your jeans in the shower. >>

Picture this: Pinterest wants to raise $1.5B in IPO. Pinterest wants to raise about $1.5 billion in its initial public offering of shares >>

Pinterest could be worth nearly $12 billion, according to IPO filing. Pinterest wants to sell its shares at between $15 and $17 when it goes public. That could value the company at nearly $12 billion. >>

Pinterest files for an IPO and could be worth nearly $12 billion. Pinterest wants to sell its shares at between $15 and $17 when it goes public. That could value the company at nearly $12 billion. >>

Pinterest IPO pins hopes on profits someday. The money-losing tech company said it believes its revenue will continue to grow, but profitability may be ellusive >>

There’s Only One Sure Winner in This IPO Flurry. Europe’s payments IPO frenzy will only reward the sellers. >>

Why Pinterest’s set IPO price may worry tech investors. The visual discovery app estimates that shares for its initial public offering will range from $15 to $17, less than a previous funding round. >>